Here's Toy Machine lurching toward the San Francisco finish-line. Tommy Guerrero takes them to a gnarly hill bomb and they meet up with Embarcadero OG's.
Here's Toy Machine in LA. Leo goes on a skate date with Lizzie, there's a Lockwood legends reunion, and the whole team gets on the Crail Couch.
Toy Machine nears the finish line as Leo Romero conquers some of the craziest handrails of this year's KOTR… And Mike Sinclair continues his reign as an epic prank caller.
The mid-way point is a bizarre mix of competition, relaxing, and having a blast. Here's a board toss, high-speed relay race, and the Mystery Guests revealed: Jaws, Ryan Decenzo, Austyn Gillette, and David Gonzalez.
Toy Machine starts off in Colorado. The wild cards on their team are New Jacks Dan Lu, Carpenter, and Leabres, but they're in good hands with all-terrain ripper Provost and the fearless Leo Romero.
Toy Machine, Emerica, and Thrasher teamed up to try the near impossible task of bringing fun to the Agenda weekend. With Cuates and Harsh Toke providing the tunes and everyone from Ron Chatman to Erik Ellington in attendance, I'd say it was a success.
"Went to Oz, witnessed the gnarliest skateboarding in the history of urethane and even kicked the Mayans in their cosmic balls. 2012 was heavy fuckin' duty."
Midway through the year we began a feature called Magnified, highlighting epic stunts straight from the pages of the mag. Here's a montage of some of the shockers.
The house has been packed all day and night with hungry ams trying to make it to the next round. Check out these photos from the action so far.
While we give you a few days to vote on who you think should be Skater Of The Year, here's a look at what some of your favorite skaters think.
Watch Leo Romero slay a fun-looking skatepark as only he can in this "On the Spot" for Independent Trucks.
| Wild in the Parks North America May 19 |
| Skate Til U Die Bay Area, CA May 19 |
| CAMTEST Arvada, CO May 25 |
| Dickies Midwest Trip Midwest May 27 |
| South Kitsap Skatepark Opening Port Orchard, WA Jun 22 |
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